Chennai: new cases in Tamil Nadu went down for the second day on Tuesday, which recorded 1,908 compared to 1,957 on Monday.
But a dozen districts including Chennai, Cuddalore and Erode reported an increase in new cases.
There are 20,217 people who are still under treatment for viral infections.
The cumulative case connects 25.65 lakh and the death toll reached 34,159, including 29 deaths on Tuesday.
Coimbatore has a new number of cases in 208, which is slightly lower than 219 on Monday.
Chennai has most of the second case in 203, increased from 189 on Monday.
In the midst of increasing R-zero – the number of people who can infect – public health officials said they did expect to fall to slow down with fluctuations.
“But this is the time for us to monitor something carefully,” said the Secretary of the State Health J Radhakrishnan.
The district with lower seroprevalence, such as Erode and Coimbatore, has been ordered to focus on increased coverage of vaccination.
In the district with a higher prevalence such as Chennai and Virudhunagar, health officials have been told to enforce the appropriate behavior of Covid.
“People should be unusual.
We don’t know the relationship between Seroprevalence and the newly emerging variant.
We must ensure people are tested, traced, and take care of earlier even when we continue the overall genome sequencing regularly,” said Secretary Health.
Forbid coimbatore and Chennai, all other districts reported less than 200 cases.
Erode was recorded 181 followed by Chengalpet (122) and Thanjavur (118).
All other districts report each less than 100 cases.
While three districts – Tenkasi (9), Ramanathapuram (8) and Screenson (7) – reported cases in one digit on Monday, only Ramanathapuram did it on Tuesday.
The sample was taken from 1.4 lakh people on Monday when 2,047 people were sent home from the registry.
While active cases declined throughout the country, Coimbatore reported an increase to 2,043 compared to 2,008 on Monday and 1,961 on Sunday.
Active cases also increased in Chennai to 1,802 of 1,735 on Monday and 1,675 on Sunday.